Taiwan has deployed the domestically developed new supersonic anti-ship missile, Hsiung Feng III, on its warships, National Defence Committee chairman Lin Yu-fang has said.
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Lin quoted Vice-Admiral Lee Hao as saying, “several types of warships have been armed with Hsiung Feng IIIs [Brave Wind].”
According to Lin, the missiles will be deployed on eight Perry Class frigates and seven patrol boats under the $11.89bn-won ($413m) project.
The Hsiung Feng III missile is designed to cruise at a speed of Mach 2.0 and has a range of up to 130km.
Taiwan also has plans to build a new warship equipped with guided missiles next year.
The nation’s Soviet-era aircraft carrier, Varyag, is expected to make its maiden voyage before the end of this year, according to Agence France Presse.
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